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for simplicity & performance reasons. |
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### Method name (in RPC Invocation) |
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Method names are ASCII-only. Most gRPC services will use protobuf which only allows ASCII based method names anyway. |
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Also, handling method names is a very hot code path. |
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Method names are ASCII-only and may only contain characters allowed by HTTP/2 text header values. That should not |
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be very limiting as most gRPC services will use protobuf which only allows method names from an even more restricted ASCII subset. |
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Also, handling method names is a very hot code path so any additional encoding/decoding step is to be avoided. |
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Recommended representation in language-specific APIs: string type. |
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Recommended representation in language-specific APIs: string. |
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### Channel name |
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### Channel target (in channel creation) |
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TBD |
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